Add example of Mail::fake() for unit testing in docs (#170)

services/mail.md

@@ -465,3 +465,18 @@ You can dynamically disable sending mail using the `Mail::pretend` method. When
 ```php
 Mail::pretend();
 ```
+
+### Unit testing
+
+When unit testing, you may want to utilize Laravel's `fake` method on the Mail facade.  This ensures your local configuration is ignored and mailing assertions can be performed without sending emails while your tests are running:
+
+```php
+Mail::fake();
+
+// ... Run code that sends email 'this.is.my.email' template.
+
+// Check that the email was sent
+Mail::assertSent('this.is.my.email', function ($mail) {
+    return $mail->hasTo('[email protected]');
+});
+```